The part at the end of the article about Sheri took a strange turn.
Some more details on how they setup the business and deliver the goods to customers would be helpful.
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The part at the end of the article about Sheri took a strange turn.
Some more details on how they setup the business and deliver the goods to customers would be helpful.
What a pile of hoof-and-mouth cowpies.
Almost pushin' thirty, she was worried she would never experience this amazing feeling before her looks faded. And boy does she have looks in spades! With a svelte 5' 4 curvacious figure, a pretty face, and beautiful dark blonde hair flowing freely over her shoulders, she has never lacked dates.
She often dresses down to avoid having grown men stare at her cleavage and not value her for her brains. But even with these assets Sheri believes that "only once in your life do you find a man who makes you feel truly feminine in every fiber of your being."
Lerionka may not have much formal education but he knows what it means to be a real man. When he says no, he means no. He also does not believe in sparing the rod and spoiling the woman and, in the past, used it liberally to great effect.
Recently, though, Maasai men have had to change to be more in tune with the times. Kenya's new constitution gives women more rights and many men may run afoul of the law if they stick to their old ways.
While Sheri likes the new laws she secretly admits that she prefers this strength and authority to the wishy-washy ways of the men she's dated in the posh Mercer Island, Washington neighborhood she grew up in. They tippy toe over issues and are too eager to please. She's joked with her girlfriends that Lerionka should hold a "how to be a real man" workshop for their boyfriends and husbands!
In June Lerionka and Sheri will welcome their first son, whom they have decided to name Lenana, after the legendary Maasai warrior!
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The dreadful stock photo at the top ruined it for me.
If dreadful stock photos were a game over for every article I'd ignore half the internet.
A quick search for Jasper Kuria (the author and submitter) on LinkedIn explains the slobbering over Bing -- he was a software engineer at Microsoft. What a pile of hoof-and-mouth cowpies.
The part at the end of the article about Sheri took a strange turn.
A quick search for Jasper Kuria (the author and submitter) on LinkedIn explains the slobbering over Bing -- he was a software engineer at Microsoft. What a pile of hoof-and-mouth cowpies.
The website afritech.org looks like a ripoff of hacker news as well.